We had lunch indoors, but outdoor patio looked nice too! Friendly staff! Highly recommend the…read moreblack bean burger. Large selection of local beer. Really close to Palo Duro Canyon & perfect place to eat after hiking. Lots of interesting merchandise too. Highly recommend!

Lots of room Very comfy…read moreNo need to yell to be heard Great drafts Cute gift shop Beer, wine, coffee, bar food Prickly pear cider was my favorite from Austin east cider Second was strawberry blonde front Southern Star and we love them anyhow (5X5 canner)

They offer a wide variety of unique and.tasty brews. They…read morealso have a food truck onsite with speedy and delicious options. The Korean tacos were terrific and I look forward to trying other menu options soon!

Every Texas city needs a brewery as a space for adults to hang out in the evenings. Midland has…read moreTall City, Lubbock has Good Line and Two Docs, and Amarillo has Pondaseta. Located on the west side of Amarillo, Pondaseta's black brick building is sharp and modern for an older city like the Yellow City. Inside, there are two large spaces. One is where they brew all of their beers and it also functions as a space for music and guests. The main space is their taproom, where the back wall features a row of taps with all of their in house beers. There was a duo playing music in the other room, and there was a few other groups there. We played a very competitive game of Go Fish and really enjoyed the space there. For my first beer, I ordered the Mind The Gap, which was a bitter in an English pub style. I love a malty beer and it reminded me of some of my favorites. My girlfriend got a Pecan Porter that she really liked. It was dark and roasty. My next beer was their Tea Pilsner, which I never knew was a style of beer. This one was infused with hibiscus tea and I thought it was good. My girlfriend got their cherry lime seltzer. Not for me, but she enjoyed it. I will definitely be back the next time I am in Amarillo based on how great the drinks were. Thank you, Pondaseta. RIYL: Beers when you are in the northernmost city of Texas.

Heaven sent. Great place for travel stops with kids. We jave made this our place to stop when we…read moretravel to Colorado from Oklahoma. Nice open space. Good food. Good Beer. Friendly people. Play area for kids. We have been 4x now and still will be coming back.

We dropped into the Toppled Turtle while road tripping back to our home and certainly did not…read moreregret it. It is a little awkward going through the brewery and then through the bathroom hallway to order pizza, but it was worth it! I had the Jack-Lemon Shandy from the brewery, which I find to be light and refreshing and the BBQ chicken pizza, which had some heat but a lovely crunch from the carrots and onions. Everyone was nice and there was a little play area, which our toddler loved. They also had live music, which was quite enjoyable. If we ever make it back to Dumas, I'd love to stop back in for another beer and pizza!

What a gem. Amazing music, decent cheap drinks, (honestly that's what you're looking for) pool…read moretables, darts, friendly service, great atmosphere. Great dive Update: Passed through Amarillo again and couldn't leave without stopping by Polly's. Got a T-Shirt this time around, specially delivered from the back store room. I had the pleasure of getting beat by a local pool legend, Chris, to the sound of Johnny Cash on the jukebox. Judy, the bartender brought out some of her own specialty cocktail concoctions on the house and they were delightful and sweet, just like her. This is my second time at Polly's and I can now attest to her consistency. I will never pass through Amarillo without stopping by Polly's.

Picture This: the year? 2018, however you've just walked through a clumsy wooden screen door and…read moreturned the corner into a perfectly lit cavern of cigarette smoke and cold beer priced in such a way that can only make you wonder "do they know it isn't 1974 anymore?" Polly's is a gem- actually, it's more than a gem- it's a time capsule. Come in, swing by the cigarette machine before you find your way to a creaky leather chair and let the years begin to wind backward. Drink after drink winding the hands of the clock further and further back while Don Henley drips through the old wall mounted speakers like sap from an old tree. Perhaps it's the warmth of a friendly bar tender, or the strange greeting of a local stranger- but suddenly Polly's is home. Dare I say it- you can check out any time you like, but you can never leave. Five effing stars.

Friendly atmosphere. Spoke with Jeff! Amazing and enjoyed the conversations. Would frequent again.read more

Cool place. We wanted a place that was homey to get a drink after long day of travel and just a few…read moreblocks from hotel. Bartender was great at finding a drink to make you happy. Play pool or just hang on the couch it's my kinda place

Wow, what a find! Rolled into this spot and sat on the 'live music' side and listened to awesome…read moreold country music while enjoying fantastic food and dranks! The Marsala was incredible...the Lasagna was awesome! Started it all with a Wedge Salad which was delicious and ended with a Tiramisu. All around...we loved this place!

After some years coming here, they've definitely made improvements! Staff, customer service, and…read morefood is the best in Canyon. I literally come here as my #1 choice everytime I want to go out and eat!

Came here 3 PM, every other restaurant was serving only appetizers until 4 PM but this wonderful…read moreestablishment had their full menu available. The restaurant was clean, cool, and had ample seating. The drinks were refreshing, , cold, and wonderful in flavor. We enjoyed pizza, wings, cocktails, and amazing beer.

We did not have a bite to eat, but the beers and cocktail menu were great. The atmosphere is…read moreexactly what you would expect of a brewery.

If you're not a local you wait to be served. Not friendly. And they smoke inside. Patio is covered…read moreand it's kid friendly.

Amarillo, Texas ---…read more The "Handle Bar and Grill" is a "Run-A-Way Bill" Favorite for many reasons. For starters, it's located on Historic Route 66. Another reason is it's in a vintage gas station building. Next, it's an independently owner/operated business - SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT BUSINESS! Then there is the food. I know this should be 1st on my list of reasons, but the reasons mentioned 1st got me in the door. The food will get me to return. I like the menu selections, and the Saturday/Sunday only breakfast menu. My tacos were tasty-riffic! The counter/bar seating is always a "Run-A-Way Bill" Favorite seating option. Lots of atmosphere/flair ... the original Texaco sign, nice neons, window-views of Route 66, indoor table seating for folks with pARTy Pals, and then plenty of outdoor seating facing Historic Route 66. "Run-A-Way Bill" was here! .... and will return! 02.04.21 / 02.06.21